The Governor Kay Ivey has invited Alabama students to take part in the Summer Reading Challenge to encourage youngsters to incorporate reading into the summer time activities of their children.
“Each of you did your best throughout the school year and I could not be more proud of your work within the school. The summer is the perfect time to take a break from school but it’s not a time to forget about studying. To keep the progress and growth you’ve made, we need to remain active by reading throughout the summer,” said Governor Ivey.
The Governor’s Summer Reading Challenge, which started on May 19th and ends on July 31st, is open for everyone Alabama students. If you are enrolled in private, public or home-schooling from grades K-8 for the 2023-24 school term are welcome to participate in the.
Students who are grade-eligible could write a letter for Governor Ivey and tell him the summer read they enjoyed most. book was and the reason it was their most loved. Reading novels for summer can also be considered subjects.
Alongside the writing part on the note, children should be sure to include the name of their teacher, his grade, and the school that he or she attends.
All letters addressed to Governor Ivey must be addressed to Governor Ivey and sent to:
Governor Kay Ivey
Attn Governor Ivey’s Summer Reading Challenge
600 Dexter Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36130
When the HTML0 challenge was launched, challenge the Governor Ivey provided encouragement the students.
“As the academic year winds down up, and we begin looking towards our Summer plans, I urge everyone to create a dedicated time to read. This summer, I’m asking everyone Alabama students to join me for a reading session. Together, we’ll take part as part of my Summer Reading Challenge,” stated Governor Ivey. “I am looking forward to getting feedback from every individual of you regarding your adventures in the literary world. .”
Teachers and parents, you can even get in on the action by showing Governor Ivey what Alabama’s young learners are reading by tweeting the governor at @GovernorKayIvey and using the hashtag #GovernorIveysReadingChallenge and #AlabamaReads.
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